TaxSense: Keeping What's Yours

Originally recorded on November 30, 2013, on 1380 KTKZ in Sacramento.

The original audio for this episode of TaxSense: Keeping What’s Yours has not yet been recovered, but the original episode title and show notes survive in the historical feed.

Topics included:

• What the name of a tax business may reveal
• Doberman Pinschers and taxes
• Rising IRS audits and collections
• Year-end tax planning
• Max Baucus’s tax-reform proposal
• Three business tax moves to consider
• Tax issues when mom and dad move in
• Celebrity CPAs who might have been
• The “sandwich generation”

The original Blogger archive also noted that an incorrect episode had initially been attached to this entry and was corrected on December 30, 2013.

This metadata has been preserved from the original TaxSense archive while efforts to recover the missing audio continue.

Originally recorded on November 23, 2013, on 1380 KTKZ in Sacramento.

The original audio for this episode of TaxSense: Keeping What’s Yours has not yet been recovered, but the original episode title and show notes survive in the historical feed.

Topics included:

• Avoiding scams while doing charitable good deeds
• Required minimum distributions for taxpayers over age 70½
• Roth IRAs
• Tax pressures affecting parents
• IRS scrutiny of independent contractors
• Black-market tax preparers
• Relinquishing versus renouncing U.S. citizenship
• Taxable hidden treasures
• Tax reform
• An interview with Kim Adair of Body Fix Therapies on reducing workplace stress and repetitive-strain injuries

This metadata has been preserved from the original TaxSense archive while efforts to recover the missing audio continue.

Originally broadcast on November 16, 2013, on 1380 KTKZ in Sacramento.

In this episode of TaxSense: Keeping What’s Yours, Owen Arnoff covers several timely tax stories and year-end planning issues.

Topics include:

• The end of Instant Tax Service
• Whether an MBA may be deductible
• IRS issues involving Michael Jackson’s estate
• Tax strategies to consider before the close of the year

This episode has been restored from the original TaxSense radio archive as part of an ongoing effort to preserve the program’s 2012–2014 broadcast history.

Originally recorded on November 9, 2013, on 1380 KTKZ in Sacramento.

For this edition of TaxSense: Keeping What’s Yours, Randy Roth is joined by Justin Elliott and Ryan Mason of Elliott, Mason & Associates for a discussion combining tax issues, financial planning, and investment-related topics.

Topics include:

• Health and wealth
• Marijuana and taxes
• Protecting yourself from a current tax scam
• Questions about 1031 exchanges and like-kind exchange property

This episode has been restored from the original TaxSense radio archive as part of an ongoing effort to preserve the program’s 2012–2014 broadcast history.

Originally recorded on November 2, 2013, in Sacramento, California.

In this episode of TaxSense: Keeping What’s Yours, Owen Arnoff looks at the financial and tax consequences of marriage, along with several other timely tax and retirement issues.

Topics include:

• Which professions have the highest incidence of psychopathy — and why tax professionals are not among them
• Social Security benefits and how they compare with tax contributions
• Ten things to know about taxes and getting married
• Large companies paying no federal income tax
• Tax identity theft
• Form 1099-K
• Medicare and what happens at age 65

This episode has been restored from the original TaxSense radio archive as part of an ongoing effort to preserve the program’s 2012–2014 broadcast history.